Commentaries on Zephaniah

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Readers of this blog will notice that my top 5 suggestions for Zephaniah commentaries are identical to my top 5 suggestions for Nahum and Habakkuk commentaries. more

Readers of this blog will notice that my top 5 suggestions for Habakkuk commentaries is identical to my top 5 suggestions for Nahum commentaries. more

The best commentary on the Book of Nahum is the volume in the NICOT series by O. more

A masterfully done commentary. more

Waylon Bailey's NAC is probably my favorite of all the commentaries I looked at. more

At about the same level of difficulty as the NICOT volume, the volume in the NAC series by Barker and Bailey is also a helpful commentary. more

At about the same level of difficulty as the NICOT volume, the volume in the NAC series by Barker and Bailey is also a helpful commentary. more

At about the same level of difficulty as the NICOT volume, the volume in the NAC series by Barker and Bailey is also a helpful commentary. more

The New American Commentary series is what I’d consider an entry level pastoral commentary. more

I have become a collector of commentaries ever since my seminary days in the 1990s. more

James Bruckner's commentary is a decent example of what the NIVAC series seeks to do. more

James Bruckner's commentary (2004) is a decent example of what the NIVAC series seeks to do. more

Helpful exposition with solid application for today. more

Helpful exposition with solid application for today. more

Michael B. more

One might wonder how a commentary on Nahum, Habakkuk, and Zephaniah from a womanist perspective would even be possible, but Wilda Gafney brings the benefit of her hermeneutical approach as well as more traditional elements of commentary writing and various interpretive methodologies into an accessible and pastoral commentary. more